Gender, Migration, and the Remaking of Jewish Identity: The German-Jewish Experience in Mandatory Palestine

Explores the experiences of German-Jewish migrants in Mandatory Palestine from a gendered perspective. Examines how gender roles and expectations shaped their migration and integration. Analyzes the ways in which women and men negotiated their identities and roles in a new society. Draws on a wide range of sources, including personal letters, diaries, and organizational records. Provides a nuanced understanding of the complex and often contradictory experiences of German-Jewish migrants. Contributes to the growing body of scholarship on gender and migration in the early 20th century. Offers insights into the challenges and opportunities faced by migrants in a rapidly changing world. Highlights the importance of gender in understanding the history of migration and integration.